Cantico
Private beta · For choirs and music ministries

Every voice ready
before the first note.

Plan the service, invite your team, and give every singer their own part and a short, clear way to prepare. One calm place for the whole ministry.

Request beta accessSee how it works

Requesting access is free and takes two minutes. We're opening the beta in small groups.

Example of the service preparation screen: attendance, practice and pending tasks
Example of a musician's phone asked to confirm attendance
Who is confirmed, at a glanceEach musician sees their partEvery pending task has a next step

Example screens with invented data. Not a real community.

Built forCatholic choirsWorship teamsProtestant choirsAny faith-based music group
Sound familiar?

Your music ministry shouldn't run on group chats.

Who's confirmed for Sunday?
So you scroll back through the chat to find out.
Which version of the score is this?
Three PDFs, two keys, and one confused choir.
She practiced the wrong part all week.
Nobody told her it had changed.

There's a calmer way.

See how Cantico works

I want to…

Pick one and we show you the way in.

What happens next
  1. Request beta access
  2. We send you an invitation
  3. Create your community and your first service
  4. Invite your musicians and see what is pending
Getting started

From a blank page to a ready community in six steps

This is the whole setup, one short step at a time.

Example
Hear it

Hear your part. Loop the hard phrase.

Pick your voice, listen, then repeat only the phrase that trips you up. Then sing it and see how you did. This is how every musician prepares inside Cantico.

Your voice
Repeat

Loading the score...

To sing: use headphones, allow the microphone, wait for the four-beat count-in and sing your voice. This is only to try it live: your voice is analyzed in your browser, nothing is saved or uploaded, and your take disappears when you try again or leave.

The Lord Bless You and Keep You, Peter C. Lutkin (1900), public domain, from the score in our library. Played with sampled choir voices; nothing is recorded or invented.

Practice like this in the beta
Learn and practice

Walk into rehearsal already knowing your part

Rehearsal is for making music together, not for learning notes. Cantico gives every musician short, guided practice between rehearsals, tied to the songs your community actually sings.

Musician

Guitar Training

Same songs. Real progress.

Example
  • Learn the chords your songs use
  • Move between chords smoothly
  • Keep time with simple strumming patterns
  • Play along with songs from your library
Musician

Voice Practice

A stronger voice serves a greater purpose.

Example
  • Warm up with breathing and vocal exercises
  • Find and stretch your range
  • Listen to your own part on the score
  • Sing it, record it, and see how it went
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What your musicians see

Every musician knows exactly what to do next

Their own part, a short way to prepare, and one tap to confirm.

Swipe to see each step

1Director

Organize

The director sets up the service once and invites the team.

Example
Organize the service
Create the service once: date, songs and team in one place, instead of in five chats.
Example
Invite your musicians
Send invitations by email. Each person opens theirs and lands in your community, with nothing to set up.
2Musician

Prepare

Each musician finds their own part and a short way to get ready.

Example
Each one sees their part
Every musician sees their own voice or instrument, so there is nothing to search for.
Example
A short way to prepare
The songs for this Sunday in one short list, so preparing takes minutes, not an evening.
3Musician

Serve

Everyone confirms, asks for help if needed, and rehearses what matters.

Example
Confirm, or ask for help
One tap: I will attend, I cannot, or maybe. You see who is ready and who needs a hand.
Example
Rehearse what matters
Practice only the line you need, hear how it went, and save it for Sunday.

Be one of the first groups in the beta

Tell us about your group and we'll invite you when it's your turn.

Step 1 of 4

We'll only use this to reach out about Cantico.

What the beta includes
  • The director dashboard to plan each service
  • Email invitations for your musicians
  • Each musician's own part and a short way to prepare
  • The whole product in Spanish and English

After you send this, you get a confirmation email. We open the beta in small groups and write to you when it is your group's turn.

Common questions

Is Cantico free?

Cantico is in an early beta with a small group of directors. We'll share pricing details as we get closer to a public launch — being on the waitlist doesn't commit you to anything.

What kind of groups is Cantico for?

Cantico is built for anyone who leads a religious music group — Catholic choirs, worship teams, Protestant choirs, and other faith-based music ministries of any size.

When will I get access?

We're inviting groups into the beta gradually so we can support each one well. Joining the waitlist puts you in line and helps us understand who to invite first.

Is my information shared with anyone?

No. What you tell us is used only to reach out about Cantico and to understand what directors need. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Cantico runs in your browser, on desktop or mobile — nothing to install.